Opinion: letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Andrew Forsythe says Region 10’s farm push can turn a mining region into a jobs and food-security powerhouse.

Hamilton Green says charging three MV Barima men with murder before the inquiry reports is senseless and unjust.

Christopher Ram says CH&PA’s Saudi loan figures and Silica City spending no longer add up and demand scrutiny.

Jamil Changlee says Guyana should use oil ties to the EU and Canada to grow food and alcohol exports beyond gold and crude.

Nearly 22 months after Criminal Law exams, UG still has not released grades, a concerned law student says.

GHK Lall says President Ali answers GPL blackouts and Wales gas-to-energy failures with bluster and bamboozling.

Keith Bernard says the new Development Bank should deliberately open a practical, transparent path for diaspora investment in Guyana.

Michael Persaud asks whether Ali would still hide behind “sanctity of contract” if Exxon cut Guyana’s share below 39.8%.

Thandi McAllister says the Opposition’s boycott of Ali’s foreign-relations meeting was cowardly grandstanding, not scrutiny.

Quincy Anderson says surprise inspections expose the poor service and indifference citizens routinely face in government offices.